Shasta Lake Fish Report for 5-14-2022
More and more bass are looking up!
Shasta Lake - Shasta Lake, CA (Shasta County)
by The Fly Shop
5-14-2022
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More and more bass are looking up! You can begin to throw topwater patterns with confidence you will get some grabs on the surface. Fish back toward the shore for sure, but don't forget to chase the fish down if you see a shad ball boiling. The Float 'N Fly under an indicator is the go-to method for now. Any color pattern is working. If you would like to fish on the bottom, a good sinking line fished back towards the bank bouncing a crayfish pattern will work very well in the shallower dropoffs and banks. The Warpath Whammy Craw in olive or orange is a good pattern for this. Fish will eat Clousers as well, don't forget those. And we'll keep on you about going up into the tributaries where you can fish dry dropper setups with your favorite dropper, keep your eyes peeled and match the hatch.
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The Fly Shop Reports
for Saturday, May 14th, 2022Hat Creek: The hatches on some days can be pretty intense
Sacramento River - Lower: Spring is here and the fishing is still stellar!
McCloud River: This warming trend should kick off the Green Drakes and PMDs
Pit River: Flows below the Pit 4 dam and through Big Bend on Pit 5 are high, but doable in some places
Trinity River: Spring pulse flows will begin today on the river
Sacramento River - Upper: The Upper is fishing well
Baum Lake: Baum has been somewhat slower than usual for this time of year
Lewiston Lake: This could be the go-to lake in the next few lakes
Manzanita Lake: The Mahogany Duns and Callibaetis are on the horizon for now
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for Saturday, April 30th, 2022Pit River: Meanwhile, flows on Pit 3 remain high
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